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What is the basic process of inspecting disks and partitions using diskpart command?

  • Enter select volume 0 at the prompt, and then enter detail volume to view information about the object
  • Enter select disk 0 at the prompt, and then enter detail disk to display configuration information for the disk (correct)
  • Enter detail partition to view information about the object, and then enter select partition 0 at the prompt
  • Enter detail disk to display configuration information for the disk, and then enter select disk 0 at the prompt

    • What should you do if diskpart reports that the hard disk has no partitions?

  • Enter either select partition 0 or select volume 0 at the prompt (or the number of the partition or volume you want to check) (correct)
  • Enter select disk 0 at the prompt (or the number of the disk you want to check), and then enter detail disk to display configuration information for the disk
  • Enter detail partition or detail volume to view information about the object
  • Enter list disk at the prompt to display a list of disks and information about them

    • What is the command interface underlying the Disk Management tool?

  • diskpart (correct)
  • select disk
  • detail disk
  • inspect disk

    • What does the utility report when partitions (or volumes) are healthy?

    <p>The utility should report that the partitions (or volumes) are healthy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the diskpart program?

    <p>To change the drive letter or delete a volume</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the basic format command to write a new file system to a drive?

    <p>format X: /fs:SYS</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the difference between a standard and quick format operation?

    <p>A standard format operation removes all data from the drive, while a quick format operation only removes references to existing files in the volume boot record</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the difference between chkdsk X: and chkdsk X: /f?

    <p>chkdsk X: runs the tool in read-only mode, while chkdsk X: /f attempts to fix file system errors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a secure format utility?

    <p>To overwrite each sector with a zero value, preventing data recovery by third-party tools</p> Signup and view all the answers

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